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A list of named character vectors mapping common alternate team abbreviations.

Usage

team_name_mapping

Format

A list of named character vectors, where each element in the list is an array of teams corresponding to a given country (3-letter ISO code). Each character vector has the following form:

name attribute

The "alternate" name.

value attribute

The "correct" name.

Details

You can suggest additions to this table by opening an issue in soccerplotR.

Examples

# \donttest{
library(purrr)

available_countries <- names(soccerplotR::team_name_mapping)
available_countries
#> [1] "ENG" "ESP" "FRA" "GER" "INT" "ITA" "USA"
#> [1] "ENG" "ESP" "FRA" "GER" "ITA" "USA"

eng_teams <- soccerplotR::team_name_mapping[["ENG"]]
eng_teams[c("Wolves", "Wolverhampton Wanderers", "WBA", "West Brom")]
#>                  Wolves Wolverhampton Wanderers                     WBA 
#>                "Wolves"                "Wolves"             "West Brom" 
#>               West Brom 
#>             "West Brom" 

all_teams <- flatten_chr(soccerplotR::team_name_mapping)
all_teams[c("Tottenham Hotspur", "Tottenham", "AC Milan")]
#>        <NA>   Tottenham    AC Milan 
#>          NA "Tottenham"  "AC Milan" 
# }